Provide an example of a regression that arguably would have a high value of (R^{2}) but would
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Provide an example of a regression that arguably would have a high value of \(R^{2}\) but would produce biased and inconsistent estimators of a causal effect. Explain why the \(R^{2}\) is likely to be high. Explain why the OLS estimators would be biased and inconsistent.
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